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This season
Fall activities
Leaf hunt sort mat
Find four leaves on a walk and lay each on its match.
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My Thanksgiving placemat
Draw your favorite food on the plate, find where the fork, knife, spoon and cup go, and finish “I am thankful for.”
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Thanksgiving table talk cards
Twelve questions to cut out and pass around the table. Everyone gets a turn to talk and a turn to listen.
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Roll a turkey
A dice game for two. Roll, count the dots and draw that part of your turkey. Who gets more feathers?
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Thanksgiving word search
Thirteen words to find, going across, down and on a slant.
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Thankful ABCs
Write or draw one thing you are thankful for, for every letter from A to Z.
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Fall count and graph
Count the pumpkins, leaves, pies and gourds, then color one box for each. Which has the most?
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Finish the leaf
Half of each leaf is painted. Draw the other half so both sides match. That is symmetry.
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Leaf detective
Find one leaf outside. Look closely, measure it in inches and write down what you notice.
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For winter days
Winter scavenger hunt
Bundle up, take a walk and check off twelve things you find, from a pinecone to the moon.
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Build a snowman
Cut out three snowballs, put them in order from biggest to smallest, and glue your snowman onto a snowy scene.
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Mitten matching game
Cut out twelve mitten cards and find the pairs. Next time, turn them face down and take turns.
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Christmas ornaments to color
Six paper ornaments to color, cut out and hang with string or ribbon.
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Advent paper chain
Twenty-four numbered strips. Write one kind thing to do on each, and add a link a day from December 1 until Christmas.
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It gives your family a shelf of hands-on activities, helps you keep your homeschool organized, and offers education for parents exploring learning at home.
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